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Mississippi 911 Agency Adopts Cellphone Location Software
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is helping connect software vendor RapidSOS with its 82 counties. The company's no-cost solution can relay a person's location to 911 dispatchers accurately to about 3 feet.
Paradise Valley upgrades legacy alarm program adding next-generation services
Paradise Valley Police Chief Peter Wingert has introduced an option for the local alarm system to enter the 21st Century, as just over 300 households subscribe to the offering.
New laws take effect with new year in Arkansas
The changing of a calendar not only means the changing of a year, but several new laws that will take effect in the ...
Louisiana ranks 49th on list of business-friendly states
Louisiana has again been placed at the bottom of the list, 49th, when it comes to business-friendly states. Louisiana ranked above only West Virginia. ...
Capitol Insider: Kansas Chamber’s agenda heavy on tax, spending …
Kansas' most influential business lobbying organization plans to descend on the Capitol with a wish list for the 2019 Legislature and Gov.-elect Laura Kelly that ...
Bill would lower Maryland sales tax, but expand it to cover services
Maryland lawmakers are considering a proposal to cut the state sales tax by a percentage point -- but expand it to include services.
FCC authorized over $6.7 million for rural broadband in Oklahoma
The Federal Communications Commission authorized more than $6.7 million in funding over ten years to expand rural broadband in Oklahoma Thursday. These investments will connect over 2,400 unserved rural homes and businesses in the state.
TDI adopts changes to licensing rules for military spouses
TDI adopts rules to make it easier for military spouses to get certain licenses on a temporary...
